North Carolina Newspapers

I -3. i eft ; : I I I I f A 'Of ' 15 If f h V r If II i THb UAILt'NcWs AND OBSERVER 14 t f 1 - ii- WOMAN AND OCIETY K. ; v A- rush of advertisements last night 'made it absolutely necessary to defer until Tuesday's paper the publication of several. Very interesting1, and Im portant social events..!" These social Ifems were not received until last night. , ; k ' ' A Miss Annie Glenn, of Greensboro, wha. has been visiting Miss Rebecka Glenn, at the Governor's mansion, re turned home yesterday Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Yates left yes terday for Durham. V - Mrs. John P. Briggs returned to the city yesterday from Wake Forest.. - Mrs. J. T.. Rowland, who has been visiting friends In Warrenton has re turned to the. city. Mrs. Mary A. Tucker and ' Mrs. Jessie - Harper, 'of "Rldgeway. passed through the city yesterday on their way to Wilson. Mlssl Ellen Dortch returned to Goldsboro yesterday after a visit to her sister; Miss Sal lie Dortch. Mrs. Hattie Herring-" returned, to her home in Clinton, yesterday after a visit to her father. Mr. R. H. Marsh. -Mrs. Joseph -A. Maag. of Balti more, who has been visitlnir- her father, Mr.' A. Dughl. returned to her home yesterday. , Mrs.W.-E.-Foster and Miss WUi-k Foster have returned from a visit to friends in Weldon. They were. accom panied bv Miss Carrie Rpwe, of Wl don. who will be Miss Foster's irueid. Mr. and Mrs. , John Wlatt 'Foster have returned from their bridal trii north.'and are at home with Mr. Fos ter's mother, Mrs. W. E. Foster, on north McDowell street, f ' Mr. Robert B. Leagh went t- Jonesboro yesterday to visit his sister Mrs. Artltur Arrington. . , x Mrs. W. A. Green returned t' Winston yesterday after a visit to her sister.. Mrs: ! F. J. McNeill. . , Miss Mary Hughes, of New BerA. who has been, the guestNof Mrs. Ludlow Skinner, returned home: yesterday. , Miss Annie P Nichols returned t ' WashingtonJ N. C yesterday after a visit to friends In this city, f - Mrs.: A. T. Ivey and daughter. Miss Bessie Ivey went to Rocky Mount, yesterday- to' visit Mrs.'Ivey"8- son. Mr. Charles M. Ivey. .t .. ; . , ; . .. -r-MIss Sallle Green . of Louisbur?. is he guest of Kirs. Ernest! Martin. r Miss-Ma"bel Horton we'nt to Dur ham yesterday. , . '. CoJ. and Mrs. W. B. Rodman re turned to. Charlotte yesterday. . Mrs.:. H.. F.. Dickinson, of Colum bia. S. C.i who have - been visiting at. the - home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Emery. ; returned to Columbia yester day. .. -- . r ' -v .- ,'rrMlss Lillian Morris; of -Portsmouth, is visiting, her sister Mrs. Hu bert Hortdn. - " -r Mr. and Mrs. CurtistM. Muse, of IJIlingtoo. passed through the city yes terday on. their way to Carthage. .". . . Mr; and - Mrs. . W. , T. Jones, of Carthage, spent yesterday in the city. ; Mis Grace aMson. -of Durham, was in the- city yesterday, leaving for Beaufort, to spend several week 3 there. " ' " Mrs. W. H. High, of Oakland. California, who has been' visiting her sister-in-law.' Mrs. V. C. Royster, left yesterday for Baltimore to visit friends. r Mrs." Robert J. Griffin is the guest Vfv her (daughter. Mrs. Arthur Willt-ford.- ' . They will leave tomorrow ac companied by Mrs. WIHiford's chil dren, rfoT New York and Niagara, where they will spend the summer. Mr. 'and Mrs. George C. Scarlett, of La Fayette, Ta.. returned yesterday rqorning from a -visit to Mr. Scarlett's relatives m Portsmouth. Va. - - Mr. Scarlett leaves shortly for his home In the South, but Mrs. Scarlett will V . ' x SHIRT WA tadies' Wash Shirt Waist9worth ; Boyln-Kar cc Co, ! includes samtriea. broken lots and slightly soiled IVafsts. All this season's goods. 3Iade of best India Lawns Lacei Cluny Lace, Baby Irfsh Lace, Me clalions, Knibrodrry and put together in a faultless manner, and are perfect fitting. They are mostly white, jfout home few black Waists will be found In the lot. , Remember that there Is not a Waist in Hie lot worth leas than $ 1.25. and others worth $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. Your'choic of sire 32 to' 41 bust ir.eaire, for 98c. each, j ' .. $25.00 ENGLISH PICCA DlLLY SUITS i'OR $12.50. . All Wool English Serge Suits, In Navy Blue and 'White, trimmed cor respondingly. . A dres suitable for all season- and a good value for $25.00. specially priced $1 2.50. All sixes. (No stains, no alterations.) . ENGLISH PICCADILLY SUITS for Misses and Young Ladles. Inches". . :' " ; Ages 12 $ 10.00. ENGLISH 'PICAD ILLY SUITS FQH $5.00. White Linlne Plcadllly Suit with Yale Blue Collar, Scarf and Trimming. Sizes 12 to 20 jears. Worth $10.00 for $500.., (No stamps no alterations), y $12.50 ENGLISH-PICCADILLY SUIT rJQR $0.25. i Best grade '.White Linlne Piccadilly .Suits, with Navy Blue Scarf, Collar , and Trimmings. Sizes 12 to 20 years. i ; Worth easily $12.50, special $6.23. A $13.50 ENGLISH PICCADILLY SUITS FOR $0.25. English Plccadlily Suits, made na turaf color- alt fmre Linen, with Red Collar, Scarfs and Trimmings Very chick and serviceable. Worth 512.50. for $6.25. (No stamps,-no alterations). . j ? $15.00 ENGLISH PICCADILLY" SUITS OR $7.50. , Snow AVhlte, all tour Linen Piccadilly Suits! wfth. Roj-al Blue Collar Scarf and Trimmings. A very swell an Icle, worth ciislly $ i 5.00. for fLSO, (No stamps, no alterations,) remain- for a linger visit io her pa rents. Mr; and Mrs. W. A. Myatt. ' Miss Margaret Edwards is visiting her aunt. Mr?. M. P. Chamblee. in Oxford. i 'is 1 Mrs. C. Holleman, of Aberdeen. is visiting her ne(ce Mrs. A.i H. John eon, on Fayetteyllle street. l ! :Mrs. John Trice,, of Tampa, Fla.. returned home yesterday, after a visit to her parents, ,Mj and Mrs. Andrew Jones.- She wa accompanied by her fister. Miss Emjna Moore Jones, who will spend sevetal weks-in Tampa. -.- Miss t Mildred McKee Jones, who has been! ill ini the hospital at Nor folk, has; returned home, her heklth being greatly improved. . Mrs. Alex J. Field returned yes terday - frtm Greensboro, - wiere she visited her sister; Mrs. James i E. Wyche..., t .. j ! Miss Alice p Ferrall has returned home from Scotland Neck, where she rtaught In the public schools. i " ELEVENTH MI'SICAL SERVICE. TlUs Evening 4t the Church of the ' . s Goott Slie'plierd. j 1 .The eleventh musical service will be rendered by the choir of the Church of the Good Shepherd at 8 o'clock this evejilng. ! The service will consist of evening prayer ajid sermon, and the following special music:.' I Processional lymn 516, Fuller. Responses Festal. ! Gloria Patri. i Gregorian Tone VIII. Magnificat in'; D. Clemens. . Nunc" Dimittis in D. Clemens, v Hymn 423, Pieace. ' - For the Offering The Holy City. Gaur. . 'M' ! l'art I. Soloists Mis.s Anna Louise Pitten ger. Soprano; Mi3. Wade R. Brown. Contralto. i Introduction.! j . ! Chorus No Shadows Yonder. ! Air, Soprano- My Soul Is athirst for God. ' Trio It shall come to pass. j Chorus The' that Sow in Tears. Air, Contraltos-Eye hath not seen. ! Chorus Forfthee, dear, dear coun try. T - ' ' : ' .Chorus Thioe is the Kingdom. Vesper Hymn 621, Dyke. ( Recessional Hytnn, 507, Cutler".! Organ Postlude. Offertorie in C Minor, Batiste, r t The offering' at this service is for the benefit of lis music fund. CAHROLI-tASSENBURG. Beautiful Woddlng of lNpularCouple at luisburg. , I ' Louisburg. Ni C- June' t. There was celebrated here in the Methodist .church '.on 'Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock a most beautiful wed ding ceremony when Mr. Charles Fishier Qarroll.iof I Warsaw, N. C. ! and MisR Mariam Nprwood Maswenburg, of Louisburg. were marriel. ' The decor ations of the church were appropriate and very artistje. consisting of palms, magnolias andjferTs.' and there ; waa a large atterrdaice. ! The ushers were Messrs. E. P, Mas senburg. iW. K. I Masscnburg. J. L. Palmer and S.s C. Ford. Just before the bridal party entered "Constancy" washing by Mrs.; D. G. Pearce. Miss Sal lie Williams presiding at the) or gan, with an accompaniment on the violin by W. J. Barrow, j The ushers entered first, and s following came the sweet little flower girls. Misses Eliza beth and Fannie Massenburg. sisters ot the bride. ? f Next came the dame of honor. Mrs. J. L. Palmer, while true groom came down the oppdsite aisle accompanied by his cousin. Dr. Norwood G. Carroll, of Raleigh. The bride entered the church on.thela-rm of her fathorj Mr. B. B. Massenburg. Rev. L. S. Massey. In a very impressive manner, perform ed the ceremony, during which Kvet music from the violin was rendered by Mr. Barrow, 'After the wedding lie happy couple left for Washington City. Tl-ey will be ?'at home." at Warsaw July 14 ! The bride is a woman of a most charming diFriosition and she has a host of friends, while the groom He 1 ngs to one of. the prominent families ISTS. 98c. $20 to 1.25 ech. at 98c. Thd lot Lingerie Cloths, trimmed with Val to 20 years. Bust pleasure 30 to 36 Artists Materials & We carry a full Hue or painter supplies Bnislicx OIL. Water-color ami Chlim palMtA. l'astcl and Crayon outfit. Cama-sN, Wool, Ta pcwtry.j Tracing linc-4 and Drnwiiig lUpor.s and Archi tect's Supplies. ELLINGTON'S Art. Store RALEIGH. N. C. i o the State, and holds a very respon sible position in the railway posta' Frvice of the I'nlted. States. An informal reception 'was glvf-.i a few friend.- at tne home of ih-; brKfe Tuesday evenin?. - i ConiIliintary to oiiii ladles. i Roxboroj N. C.. June 8 The R loro gerinian club ave their oren ing dance last evening oni!iiTientar to the young ladle-? nf Roxboro and Milton. The german was hold in ih- beautiful nv pavilion at Loch Li'ly. the famous summer resort of Person county. Mr. J. A. Long with Mis; Ixjttie Cunningham le the rerni;in and Introduced many nev and Inirl tate tiffuids. . ( . Jmlse and Mrs. Albertson Here. I Judge R. B. Albertson. or Seittl-. Wafihlngton. and his charming wife, who have been at the Yarborough for two days.j will leave ' this morning. While theTe they hive been the. recip ients of many social attentions anl their friends regretted their short stay. Judge Alberticn is a member of th distinguished North Carolina family of that name, a graduate of the Univer sity of North Carolina, who has won high honors and a lovely wife In the beautiful and prosperous city Seattle. Mulcal Srvic INtnnl. The spdcial musical service to have been Riven at the KdentlOn street Methodist church this evening, has been postponed one week, and will be given June 17th. It will be a special service given complimentary to the Summer School students. I Grit ha in-Parker 'Nuptial. .Llnconon, June fl.-A . beautiful home wedding w'a solemnized at the country seat of M.J. W. A. Grahaui. near hero, when Miss Elizabeth Hill Graham became the biile of Mr. Jay. P. I'arker?, of adeslxro. Rev. pj D. Bridges, of Lumberton. was the ("elebmnt. The bride, pre- celed by her maid of honor. Mis Car-i f lutliju." re. here. oline Graham, and little Miss Evelyn j ii- Graham, entered the parlor, leaning; j YlnuraiicT' News, on the ain of her father, meeting the! .- groom and his best man. Mr. W. T. i h ShyTnee Fir? Insurance Cotn Parker ait the improvised altar. After' ; anypjif T4prka. Kansas. Ivi been ad- the coreitiony the happy couple left; for a trlri North. i The attendants were: Miss Sallie nrahami-wit'i Mr Hall Morrison: Miss! Mary Arhiand Nash with Mr. Joseph Graham: (Miss Ellen Graham with Itev Walter N?ash: Miss Annie Cameron Graham with Mr. William A. Graham; Miss Alice Graham with Mr. H. Allen. The bride was attired In a beautiful creation 6f white silk, en traine. trim med In duehesse lace, and pearls and carried ofange blossoms. Miss graham Is one of Lincoln's most winning daughters. The groom Is a successful young business man of Wadesbofo. 1 BOYLAN - PEARCE CO ' ' I i I v, , i . ; tii I I '- A- ! ' ' .. If v - ' H! 'I I irv MM 1 At GAINS If- I,: i li , , , i n , J ll t'.7 " - - . AN UNPRECEDENTED RALE Tt TAIE PLACF: EVERY DAY SALE USUALLY TAKES PLACE FW DAYS OF THIS MOJfTII WITlrf JjLlXX SALE. 1 L' WE'VE DECIDED TO ADD M.OKiTTj.ACl IONS F RECORD BREAKER. FOR THE xVT JAV DAYS WE WILL M AKE -CTIVE SELLING IN THE RfSADY-TO WEAlt DEPARTME NT F(lAVfIj:N BY OFFERING SOME EXTREMELY ATTKACTIVE B.1 RGAINS IN SUTS. WAISTS. ELBOW LENGTHS. SIZE 5 IN THE IXT. PRICE PER PAIR $&&o. COLORED ORGANDIE.! r aA v. 1 I'Aiv.iswu-''. GALATE..,' UN EN LW'S, the pr-Ejnxc; ball at i Till: ATLANTIC HOTFJj. f 4, . , . Tll ;3IostS Iii.iiii rv....Wwi ThU . ' ' x?fd Scavltlc Hostelry Ilvtr? Known lliree 11 1111. !lc,pS1 "IIcm lanclng. - j iSilajTU New, and Observer.) Atli&tltlc !?Inhi.l tnrohPi)ll Citv. N. t JuneftfnnJ ,,tng b-all; at the Atlantic Iotet tonight eclipsed nil previa eenis of the kind. There arc ulrlyj-ene thousand" guts reg ,sti rer? hore tonight from all tions Y, tle Satn to attend the ball. Mr. rtunn and Miss Octarla llughH. 0 New Rein, led the dance. whiclM wa' prticipated in by three huiKlfHd couples. It Is undoubtfully tli rMst ucrt'Rsfui opening in the histotn ofth Atlantic. Klam's Or chcHttla; ofjOreen-sboro. furnished mu sic. .7? Manager Morton H highly pleased wfth i the- opening. The i-iow-.W weVe lianlled marvtiously wll Mn?ii-rini the Jam. .', 'It t - tQ-nlHg Jjall at Wrlslitvllle: a? Wrlhtsville, Beach. N. C June 9. The teniir at the seashore Hotel was a grafl'd hiccess. an unusually largo number of;;couples dancing an a num ber ospe,jrtators. Every one voted the ntixic excellent. A Isighl; Honor for Senator I I Overman. !k - j;iitiiuKl from Page Nine.) lemel;:rnt Jl" and it was dwelt upon in tit? of all the newspaper:-, i leinoeratic whirlfi '-"supported "Trfc? ns'wpapers which supported the nuMlciin ticket maae ron' aire;4' tofthe voter:-- to vlela to th partvcrv iarfd insisted that Republi- 5nle.staleht.' They also lourtiy t -. r . . . . ( any c l rnaSleiH indication . . . .. r 1.1.. . OI I'irMuriii f every can- Koosfefclt bv election didatd:i-onlthelr list. "IretTsmijch' as the inajoi itle? rc eeivefby Republican candidate who were tlec'fjl. were the small cnt' ?J tiie l?teslientla! electln of eighteen hiiiKM'rt nl ninety-six. Democrats mav ;iKo-warm comiori irom tn" iM osr.: oul.rfme anu gn u inemseivos lor mjiitiiijTla winning name mr in? . control ofsthe next IIous of Repre- sentaHyes.;.' Lie l-lsnrcwn In The aw. ! ThSViafe recent Iv passed a bl'l. whlrl Ueit-sentative W. V. Kitchin lias-Ktd fayorabiv reported in the Houses: aifthoii.iti the appointment of I rTtetjbt-n A. I'ainpbell. a surgeon In Hf' nutty, lr. Canijbil. who is a Noh tjrolinlan. Is now an acting nssistaot taritrgeou in the government ser l. ?s,w act of C ingress is ne (osar'f toylve him r" rina.tnnt status in thj mtkllc.nl r.i!.i f the navy i'.v r9i oiii of the fact that h h;- I 'iissrb t lift i ace- rcpiirement. I representative p'u. w ho is assur ed of:? a uianinioiis re:ioiuination for t'ointJfss. Jias been endorsed by all the i fintj roil' eutions In his llxtti t with sgie V-Nceptlon ot that in. Nash. ! whleljflia.-t5iot-yet' convened. 'li"vH ldconilie. nf Surry Me"l3is. gt Elizabeth Citv Iewef if-S;o!dsiro. and ,f. : T. K. F. ( M. B. .ur. miMn-v t-f1o business in thl Hay ni Jlrtber, of Ral- igh. State Sta. 1 ageniL Th5 1 nL4pendent rde, of the J. R C.lddl rfnd .lollirfee I'nion. Inror- porat 1 ifWUmhiRton. N. C.. was the Insurance Kilting! a clicense by i 'oinris.s!)jer. 'ofijjiibrtinT Young desires it k nowfS. thaT.lhe Brotherhood A ecldetit t'oiniuy. :rft Boston, is no Ion ger li- ceiiseil tt (jo business in this State Thp M-fppolitan Plate Glass and Ca-mty I,irsu ranee Company of New Yot k-lt-hasf chanRed its name to ttie Metrsjpolita.fi I'a.sualty Insurance Com pany d" N-fHvj York. TlUflMOTH OF Jl'LY. BIT WE , VI 'ROM TIME LsILK fjt'ETTlCOATS, .SPRING W RAP. 1 U Jl I iwiIITE AND BLACK ONLY. SIX AND A HALF DOZEN ff 1-2 t 7. 45 i 4S. g HI'IE BED SP1U2ADS fcHURCHES f ODAYl ! j U Faycttevllle Street Baptist Churcln Serices conducted by thj pastor. E. Y. Pool. Subject for 11:00 la. m.. "What the Lord Would Have Ins Like." For 8:15 p. m.. "Opposition Restrained by L if Cliurcli Sr me Gospel." I 1 West Italelgti Baptist lliurcii Sr vioe at 8:00 p. . m.; prriajching by ithe pastor. Rev. R. S. StepMenson. Sun day school at 3:30 p. m..vV. C. Douje lass, sujerintendent. " t TIk Ilaptl.Ht! tliapel'-sunday Scnool at the chapel of the1 First Baptist church at 3:30 p. m.. John S. Jqhrn son. superintendent, tjorner Ndrth street and Boylan avenue. u Cliristinn Churclv Sunday schol s. hol at 9:"30 a. 1 in.. Smith, superintendent. 11 a. m. and 8 p. m Prot. S. J SA. I'reachm at by Rev. J, L. Foster. At the mornln g services an opportunity will be glvefi for any who rn.y tisn to join tne cthureh. Ater facnuif;. hi nigoi,,in lantism will be admin fctered byfhe p.isior. ;T TlM IViptiM T? beniacle Services at 11 a. m. and 30 p. m. " vj en- nopday at 7:30 p. m. C. MaKsee. Sunday Pastor. Ueiri J. rfchool at 9! lb a. in. Young People's Union at iA. !p. Ill in. worth L. Read. Met!imlist Ittliiircli Rev. pastor, services at a in and 8 p. ni. Sunday school at SI? 45 Wed nesday at i li! a. m. Epworth League 5 p. IH, Clmrrii of the I ;mmI Kltcnlierdi iiev. I. McIC. Pittengerj ID. D-L rector. Trinity Sunday. "Sunday school j !at a. m. Service, sejiiion and hbly i mnniunlon at Ilia, rli At i8:151jp. m. evening prayer and a 1 speclel musical service when the - choir Iwill render Part 1 of i the jlloly' Cltyi jbv Paul. The offering ad night wilt, be tr the beneilt of the niuslc fund.tThe public is cordially: Invited 11 ' : . I I wt! Mrs! Baptist Cliurcli Rev. c. Tyree. D. E.. Pastor.; Usual services, 1 1 a. in. and 8 pJ m, Kunday School, J 9 : 30 a. m.. Superintendent, T.: ,11. j Briggs. B. V. P. :tJ. ' sionday night 8 ; p. ni. Prayer meeting1, Wednesday! nlsht 8 p. ni ti Iresl.vter1an CliurrliJ The pastor being absent there will be no service today. Sunday School Will be held at r; al 3 0 a. in. Wednesday 8 o'clock. evening se-vice I . . - V i j Sunday School St. Saviour CliaMi.- 1 1 a. m. Night service Blo'clock. ' si i Sit M. M. Mar- ClirUt Cliurcli. Rev shall, H. IX. rector. Holy tToniunlon 8 a. m fryinlty Suriday. Sunday School and sermoji i 1 1 10 a. m. Divine service! a. m. Evening prayer tei o'clock, serv- i'r iluriiiK the weekj Monday I'Cst. Itiirnabtis Day), and Friday 10 aini Wednesday fi o'clock. lit all nt. Central Mv K. Clmreli. Rev Robinson, phstor. SerKices It- by the pastor, and at 8 P. m. RevttE. Pope will preach the annual sermon the city. Hun- to i no emit renouT. o day School ut 9:30 a n. it. li.. Prince superintendent. I'Jpworth League Tuesday evening at 8 'clock Mid week prayer meeting every Wednesday li nducted bylt ruing at o ciock. c pastor. - i .1! n Ivcleuton strvt .Met HMlist Ctmrt-ii Rev. R. F Bum pan, 11 a. in. and 8:1T pastor. Servicrs at m.: sermoj! at both hours by the pastor. , Devotional meeting in the , league room at s?:45 p. ni.. Sunday Sclnx I at 9:30 jt-'j' m. Joseph G. Brown. iPupF'rintendent:Ep worth LeaRue meets Monday (ght and praver meeting Wednesday even ing at 8:15 jiclock. 1: - ; g il itr A Child SitIouj; linrncd i it (Special to News and Observer!! spencer. N.C. June 9. A five;yiear old daughter of Mr Stroud, of Spencer. and Mrs. .Mji K. kvas dangerously Purner two days ael by its clothlntr i j BOYLAN - PEARCE CO DURING" THE .MONTH. EXPERIMENTED THE FIRST- I' THIS ?! ll' V AS A tilt.lAI M IX IWN, l U .V pKAj X. HA 1 i - mi F? I TO TLME AND MAKE THIS A - i - EIC M-l 3 I H' II .11 : Il SILK RIBBONS. LINEN SHEETS, BATH TOWELS. TABLE DAMASK, si i if u isnltln?r from matrh"i with which It was . playing. . The child had taken the matches under the house-and playfully .struck a number, applying them to paoer when v'ts clothing blazed to Its head- JJoth jvlr. and Mrs. Stroud, cs well a.- several olde- chil dren were likewise paint ully burned Inan effort to extinguish the flame? which burned, the chi!d from head, to foot, leavins it la a j critical con dition; j'..,.;.--' BAD HAIL STORM. In ' One , Place Near Garner tiie Hail . Was a Koot Deet and 'One l-lnnn- I ct'k Crop Destrojd. t j Mr. S. J. Mltchenef. who lives two miles aouth of Gamer, was In Raleigh yesterday. Speaking about the "hail storm, he tid: t . "About three o'clack the storm be gan and lasted about half an-hour. TTvere was about as hard wind a 1 ever saw. The ground I was literally covered .with hail, tlte i stones being about the size or the en-1 of your fin jer. Just above me. Mr. Percy Mitchener had twelve acres in cotton. The de struction was so great that I do not believe you could go over the whole twelve acres and sret your hat full of leaves. Others' damaged but not as bad. Cannot tell yet how great was the damage: The width of the storm at its most was not wider than a half or three quarters of a mile. The son of Mr. Bryant, who lives about one mile from me. says that -they think of giving up the crop- arid work for wages. They ;say the hail was a foot deep In the yard and there was Ice Saturday morning. '" j v ' u W. B. Bryan and his. son. Andrew, were seen and Mr. Andrew Bryan said: "The cotton crop is -in bad rhape. -I could not find after the hall storm any leaves on my potton.or my father's. There Is as yet no tellng the amount of damage. Yesterday, t Monday.. .1 thought I had the best crop I had ever had. It was up to my,walst. The hall broke much 'of It off and a lot of it was stripped ;off the blades. The loss, is so jrreat that I may get employment elsewhere for there Is sufficient labor with my brother to make the short crop thai we may now expect." 1 InCTtrpbratlon.4. , The State- yesterday ( chartered the J. H. Coffey Wagon 'Company, Lenoir; with an authorized capital stock of $6,000. The Incorporators are: J. H. Coffey. H. T. Newland and T..F. Sea- horn. ' - ... The Creed moor Land and Improve ment Company of Creedmoorei Gran- yille county, was chartered with an authorized capital-stock of ISO, 000. of jvhleh J2..r,00 Is paid In. The sub bribers are:- D. P. Wagstaff, L. V. Pearce and others. ? The Ayden Loan and Insurance Company, at Ayden. with $2,550 paid .n of a total authorized capital stock of a0.000.rwas chartered: E.C . Cox. J j. it. Turnage and others, are the In corporators, i J. M. Riley. J..L. peacock, O. H. Everhart and others subscribe $3,000.' and are ! chartered under the title of the Lexington Ice and Fuel Company. Mr F. T. Ricks, assistant general manager of the Raleigh and South port, left this morning to .spend a few days at Norfolk and Virginia Beach. -. Some men are so mean they would almost be willing- not to have any thing so as not to have to pay tax. 1793) 19Q7h 114th Year ' THE BINGHAM SCHOO MILITARY. Arno(pitrofW(wldet inthann:h. Bvs x nulled fro othw Khoola not rct vd. On th AsHvill PUtou. Rs vJl " HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL Prepares for Annaiwlls. AVest Point. CoIIepe or Tnivcr-dtyJ Tlirr courses of study.. Classical. Scientific and English. 350 orres of hill and dale, ex cellent lalry and garden, field and track athletic. 'Tennis and f . 2 gronnds. One-quarter mile running track. Oadrts Un ltt prtneipara 'family. - In fluence of cultured woman In dining hall. Individual attention to each Jay. Iiimitecl to 10O boys. Climate best for Southern bojs. not in the I bleak mountains School 55 year. Graduates Inspired to hlglicf education., "or cntalague, address Jj C. HORNER, Oxford. N. C. j Koyl . i SILK SimtT Prlrces, Fancy .Silk Costumes an d Misses Piccadilly frills at rf ices lrsi than ccst cf the raw: materials. Kindly note reduction, alia thjt altera tions will be charged Tor, and no stamps siven In tlUs sale.1 Gilk costumes. Shirt Wnlst Suits aad Bloue Suits at a great acrificc. U ' I ' . : ? . : ! . ,' $12,541 SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS FOR $8 50. ' ; .v - ...... . V'. : ' .'....,.- i t , ' - . - Silk Suits made In-' p faultless manner perfect fitting., Waist" nwde with vest fronts of Ifch,Ctchet Law Black and Navy, i Slzs: ' Black 30, 38,1 40. .42 and 41 Inch bust. - Navy 30 and 40 Inch bust. - . , , . . . Worth $120. fbr $8.50. t - - - - . f $20.00 SILK SinHT 'i.'iiim;mtun pun 1 1 okt CUHSt lung Mm rs, III uiiu. "- - 1 - Black 32. 31. $0 and 42 inch bust. I , f T' Nary 32. 3136 and 38 Inch bust. V ' Ar.Hl. .. rr... .. clu.:ir.i. o I. Excellent valncs at $20.00, spect My -priced $12.. 0. i S22.50 SILK . SIfIRT WAIST SUITS FOlV $14.50. ShepparcJ plaid Silk Suits In Black and White nald. : Sizes 34. 38. 40. Also all Black Chiffon Taffeta Silk Suits. Irish CTOchct trimmed. Sizes 34 and 36. Both style ready sellers at $22.50," special price $S4.50. - ' $25.00 SILK COSTUMES FCR 517.50. ; Very handome Navy Blue Costumes best Qualuy. . . made yoke, . Slzei 34 and 38 Inch Black Skirt with Black and White Checked SCk Waist, and very stylish. Iworth $25.00, for $17.50 $2740 SILK COSTUMES ICR CS8.50. ) j Princess Costumes of Reseda Green and Ncvy 31ue Ta.Teta Silk, two Suit? both size 31. . Ilcautirulir designee: rncl irtm-Tietl with Crochet and pipings. " Special olTerlng i 31C50. " two Black Silk Waist Suits of best grade Chiffon Taff eta. Sizes 3 ant 3i. Trtmmcd with Irish Crodiet, Medal ions and Val Lac?, obo valuer cU $27.50, now ofTrretl at $18.50. : - i . r ' ''.:..'' i ; Schools AM-:gLu:d:s. 71 Instltuts for Collcnc Yoiuio !EACECSU Cotutrvs toryoj Music. Tl Best PlC tadarl RALEIGH talo'f ta nice Hint . for Your Daughter wwvwww vwvww WV Tils DIOCESAN SCIICOL OF ' i nnc cuo;r.v.s. rii.?;7 S kaij:igii. n. 'jc. (For Cirls and -Young -.Yomrn.). Coth annual NedHia om-n Sept. 20. J90B. To secure place- r Application for Admission StiotiUl.be made by June 1. Apply, to ' Revi McNeely DiiBbseA r Rector. J 4 O'Al College Q ;i CONSERVATORY of MUSIC for Women I CHARLOTTE. K. C ixpcrienceti vcac ncra I ratn l auinfr j ihiropcan and America Univcr- itiea and Conservatories College plant, n&).000: Irk lampss 20 acres. J build ings. A. D.. New. fire-proof ! .. and f-Wtive- Art. Expression. Clhnat-s, lMai'vh i end lnorouj?hnc! unsurpnys.d. - . Un -denominational. Cost. f235 to MOO per year. Opens ScpC lSOu Catalogue on applieat ion BINI.HAM. M1PL. K- K. II. Nn. 4. AsHP'VtU.K, N. C WAIST SI'ITS WAIST SUITS FOR $12.5(7. . . , i n a mA. 1 XT . -- I . . . 1; raff eta, wl. hard - bust measure, Also one Princess Suit. beautifully made. t Only 11 1 m Go.